Council of Fathers
We’re here to serve Fathers on their journeys to become integrated men who can effectively express their love and lead their families, by facilitating groups, teaching, and one-on-one coaching.
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Connection (opens the original)
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The longest study of men’s health ever conducted is called the Harvard Study of Adult Development. It began in 1938 and has tracked nearly 750 men over 85 years to determine what factors lead to lasting happiness and wellness. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal"
Wet Rags and New Beginnings (opens the original)
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One of the reoccurring conflicts (okay, fights) that shows up between Rachael and I has to do with follow through and initiative. When I say I’m going to do something and then don’t actually follow through on doing it, it’s, well, shitty for Rachael and for me. She’ll speak up to hold me accountable. On my best days I don’t get defensive, but simply apologize and orient towards action. But perhaps more often than I’d like to admit, the wave of shame that flares from my belly to my cheeks leads t
Full Court Press (opens the original)
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You’re down 3 games to nothing against your biggest rival. This is a best of 7 playoff series and you’ve only got 10 seconds left on the clock. Your team is behind by six points. Your players are tired and beaten down by fouls and bad calls. The fans are angry and your job is on the line. You can’t just keep trying harder at the thing that isn’t working. You’ve got to change it up.Time for a Full Court PressCouncil o
New Podcast Episode: Fathering from Wholeness (opens the original)
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Hey Lovely Dads,We’re really excited to share our latest episode of the Council of Fathers Podcast! It’s well, really good, if we can say so ourselves and I think we articulate the essence of Parenting in a way that lands. <img alt="" class="sizin
The Power Struggle (opens the original)
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In 1996, Joe DiPetro and Jimmy Roberts presented an Off-Broadway musical comedy called I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. This title perfectly summed up a sentiment so many felt in romantic relationship. We love our partners, we see their perfection, and…if they could just make a few changes…Council of Fathers is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscri
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